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English K–10 · Year 9

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Learning tree for English K–10 · Year 9 55 skills · 11 topics · builds on 55 skills from earlier years
Learning tree for English K–10 · Year 955 skills in lanes by topic, in sequence from left to right. Each arrow runs from a skill to one that builds on it. The list that follows names every skill and what it builds on.Reading, viewing and listening to textsUnderstanding and responding to texts AUnderstanding and responding to texts BUnderstanding and responding to texts CImaginative, discursive and poetic compositionPolished writingRepresenting and multimodal compositionSentence-level grammar and punctuationWord-level language and spellingPlanning, monitoring, revising and reflectingSpeakingFrom earlier yearsStep 1Step 2Step 3Reads strategically:pathways, contextcues and readingaloudRe-reads closely touncover main ideasand layers of meaningExplains how textsposition readers toaccept a point ofviewIdentifies themes andexplains how theydevelop across a textExplains a personalresponse and where itcomes fromSustains wide readingacross diverseperspectivesReflects on whatreading has taughtyouReads complex textsstrategicallyRereads andreinterprets toanalyse layers ofmeaningJustifies a personalresponse by analysinghow the textpositions the readerSustains variedreading and respondsat lengthAnalyses the mainideas and thematicconcerns of a textEvaluates own readingstrategies and thevalue of readingAnalyses howcharacters areconstructed and whatthey representIdentifies imagery,simile, metaphor andpersonification andanalyses their effectAnalyses narrativevoice, focaliser andpersonAnalyses genreconventions and howtexts exhibit orchallenge themAnalyses narrativeconventions and theidentities theydepictUnderstands texts asacts ofrepresentation anddescribes them withmetalanguageAnalyses images, filmand multimodal textsusing their codes andconventionsAnalyses complexcharacters and theirstructural rolesAnalyses figurativelanguage withinlarger patterns ofmeaningExaminesfocalisation,reliability andauthorial voiceAnalyses narrativeconventions acrossgenres, modes andcontextsAnalyses howrepresentations areshaped and how textsuse or subvertconventionsNot written yetExplores how cultureand time shapelanguage in textsExplains how culturalcontext shapes a textand its languageAnalyses howarguments areconstructed andevidencedDescribes thestylistic andaesthetic qualitiesof a textAnalyses personalvoice and how a textbuilds authorityAnalyses how contextshapes texts, readersand languageNot written yetEvaluates howarguments areconstructed andevidencedAnalyses style, frompersonal signature toliterary movementNot written yetEvaluates how textsposition audiencesand how they can bereadNot written yetAnalyses voice andhow the authority ofa text is negotiatedNot written yetAnalyses how themeshold a text togetherNot written yetAnalyses connectionsbetween texts,including adaptationsand appropriationsExplains why textsare valueddifferently indifferent contextsAnalyses how genreshapes values and howgenres evolveNot written yetAnalyses adaptation,appropriation andconnections betweentextsNot written yetEvaluates howaudiences negotiatethe value of a textNot written yetDiscusses a centralidea from personaland objectivepositionsSelects poetic formsand features toexpress ideas andpersonal perspectivesDevelops thematicelements around acentral complicationor conflictCreates imaginativetexts that driveplot, developcharacter and buildplace and atmosphereReshapes aspects oftexts to create newmeaningUses the structuralconventions ofdiscursive texts topresent complex andnuanced ideasNot written yetExperiments with arange of poetic formsto explore ideas andpersonal perspectivesNot written yetCreates engaging andauthentic temporaland spatial settingsNot written yetExperiments with theprocess oftransformation tocreate texts with newmeaningNot written yetShapes complexcomplications andcrafts authenticcharacters to depictideasNot written yetControls thestructural andgrammaticalconventions ofimaginative,informative andpersuasive writingChooses first, secondor third personnarrative voice foreffectControls active andpassive voice andtense for particularpurposesUses rhetoricallanguage to shapeideas and express aperspectiveComposes persuasivetexts with a definingthesis, elaborationparagraphs and asynthesisingconclusionDevelops a coherentthesis for extendedanalytical andpersuasive textsWrites a structuredanalytical text withintroduction,supporting points andconclusionUses imagery,figurative languageand modality tocreate tone,atmosphere and moodSelectstopic-specificvocabulary thatcontributes to thestylistic features ofwritingComposes informativetexts that summariseconceptualinformationAdapts codes andconventions acrossanalytical,informative,persuasive,discursive andimaginative writingNot written yetUses tense accuratelyand applies narrativevoice to depictcomplex ideasNot written yetUses rhetoricallanguagestrategically andsubtly to convince anaudienceNot written yetUses the structuralconventions ofpersuasive texts todevelop expandingargumentsNot written yetSustains a consideredthesis and cohesiveanalyticalprogression across afull textNot written yetDevelops a personaland informed voiceand experiments withtone, atmosphere andmoodUses the structuralconventions ofinformative texts tobuild a field offacts andperspectivesNot written yetExpresses ideas instructures thatreflect an emergingpersonal styleComposes visual andmultimodal texts thatcreate tone,atmosphere and moodComposes visual andmultimodal texts withaesthetic qualitiesthat influenceviewpointsNot written yetExperiments with acombination of modesfor specific effectand impactNot written yetSelects noun groupsand verb forms tocontrol clarity andexpress modalityApplies a wide rangeof punctuation tocontrol clarity, paceand reader responseConstructs variedsentence structuresand controls the foursentence types forpurposeControls agreement,prepositions,articles,conjunctions, linkingdevices and pronounsfor cohesionCrafts elaboratednoun and verb groupsfor effect, clarityor complexityNot written yetApplies punctuationto suit text purpose,support meaning andcontrol readerresponseNot written yetJustifies variedsentence type, lengthand complexity, andcrafts concisesentencesNot written yetMaintains agreementin complex structuresand controls activeand passive voiceNot written yetExplains graphemesand roots by theiretymology whenspellingSpells unfamiliar,complex and technicalwords usingphonological,orthographic andmorphologicalknowledgeUses grammaticalfeatures to describerelationships betweencomplex ideasNot written yetUses etymology andreference resourcesto spell unfamiliar,complex and technicalwordsNot written yetSelects technicalvocabulary andregister appropriateto audience, purpose,form and contextNot written yetMakes vocabularychoices that enhancestyle and shapemeaning throughconnotationProducesco-constructed textsthat representdifferent ideas andvaluesUses model texts toplan and to shapecompositional choicesPlans a logicalsequence of argumentsand sets goals atconceptual, text andparagraph levelMonitors accuracy andresponds to verbaland written feedbackReflects on owncomposition usingtechnical vocabularyIntegratesinformation andperspectives fromdifferent sourcesinto informed textsAssesses thereliability andauthority of sourceswhen researchingProducesco-constructedcomplex textsrepresenting adiversity of ideasand valuesNot written yetEngages with modeltexts to develop andrefine features,structures andstylistic approachesNot written yetSelects collaborativedrafting strategiesand feedbackprocesses to improveclarity, meaning andeffectNot written yetResearches, evaluatesand synthesisessources to generatenew ideasNot written yetDevelops an effectivethesis based oncritical thinking forextended textsNot written yetEvaluates ownauthorial decisionsand the compositionprocess itselfNot written yetPlans a progressivesequence of argumentsand sets goals atevery levelNot written yetSelects multimediacomponents, visualdisplays and gesturalfeatures to bringclarityCreates spoken,signed orcommunicated textsthat convey ideas andviewpoints to anaudienceParticipates ininformal, speculativeand exploratorydiscussion abouttexts and ideasDelivers a spokentext with control ofintonation, emphasis,volume, pace andtimingUses rhetoricalstrategies to engagean audience and evokean emotional responseCrafts spoken, signedor communicated textsthat convey complexideas to specificaudiencesNot written yetParticipates in andleads analytical,speculative andexploratorydiscussionNot written yetSelects rhetoricalstrategies toposition an audiencein formal argumentand debateNot written yetDelivers spoken,signed orcommunicated textswith engaging use ofintonation, emphasis,volume, pace andtimingNot written yetSignals thedevelopment of ideasthrough language,structure andpresentationalfeaturesNot written yet
  1. Reading, viewing and listening to texts

    1. Rereads and reinterprets to analyse layers of meaningBuilds on: Re-reads closely to uncover main ideas and layers of meaning (Years 7–8)
    2. Justifies a personal response by analysing how the text positions the readerBuilds on: Explains a personal response and where it comes from (Years 7–8); Explains how texts position readers to accept a point of view (Years 7–8)
    3. Reads complex texts strategicallyBuilds on: Reads strategically: pathways, context cues and reading aloud (Years 7–8)
    4. Sustains varied reading and responds at lengthBuilds on: Sustains wide reading across diverse perspectives (Years 7–8)
    5. Evaluates own reading strategies and the value of readingBuilds on: Reflects on what reading has taught you (Years 7–8); Sustains varied reading and responds at length
    6. Analyses the main ideas and thematic concerns of a textBuilds on: Identifies themes and explains how they develop across a text (Years 7–8); Rereads and reinterprets to analyse layers of meaning
  2. Understanding and responding to texts A

    1. Analyses complex characters and their structural rolesBuilds on: Analyses how characters are constructed and what they represent (Years 7–8)
    2. Analyses figurative language within larger patterns of meaningBuilds on: Identifies imagery, simile, metaphor and personification and analyses their effect (Years 7–8)
    3. Examines focalisation, reliability and authorial voiceBuilds on: Analyses narrative voice, focaliser and person (Years 7–8)
    4. Analyses narrative conventions across genres, modes and contextsBuilds on: Analyses narrative conventions and the identities they depict (Years 7–8); Analyses genre conventions and how texts exhibit or challenge them (Years 7–8)
    5. Analyses how representations are shaped and how texts use or subvert conventionsNot written yetBuilds on: Understands texts as acts of representation and describes them with metalanguage (Years 7–8); Analyses images, film and multimodal texts using their codes and conventions (Years 7–8)
  3. Understanding and responding to texts B

    1. Evaluates how arguments are constructed and evidencedBuilds on: Analyses how arguments are constructed and evidenced (Years 7–8)
    2. Analyses how context shapes texts, readers and languageNot written yetBuilds on: Explains how cultural context shapes a text and its language (Years 7–8); Explores how culture and time shape language in texts (Years 7–8)
    3. Analyses style, from personal signature to literary movementNot written yetBuilds on: Describes the stylistic and aesthetic qualities of a text (Years 7–8)
    4. Analyses voice and how the authority of a text is negotiatedNot written yetBuilds on: Analyses personal voice and how a text builds authority (Years 7–8); Evaluates how arguments are constructed and evidenced
    5. Evaluates how texts position audiences and how they can be readNot written yetBuilds on: Explains how texts position readers to accept a point of view (Years 7–8); Analyses how context shapes texts, readers and language
    6. Analyses how themes hold a text togetherNot written yetBuilds on: Identifies themes and explains how they develop across a text (Years 7–8); Analyses the main ideas and thematic concerns of a text
  4. Understanding and responding to texts C

    1. Analyses how genre shapes values and how genres evolveNot written yetBuilds on: Analyses genre conventions and how texts exhibit or challenge them (Years 7–8); Analyses narrative conventions across genres, modes and contexts
    2. Analyses adaptation, appropriation and connections between textsNot written yetBuilds on: Analyses connections between texts, including adaptations and appropriations (Years 7–8); Analyses how genre shapes values and how genres evolve
    3. Evaluates how audiences negotiate the value of a textNot written yetBuilds on: Explains why texts are valued differently in different contexts (Years 7–8); Evaluates how texts position audiences and how they can be read
  5. Imaginative, discursive and poetic composition

    1. Uses the structural conventions of discursive texts to present complex and nuanced ideasNot written yetBuilds on: Discusses a central idea from personal and objective positions (Years 7–8)
    2. Experiments with a range of poetic forms to explore ideas and personal perspectivesNot written yetBuilds on: Selects poetic forms and features to express ideas and personal perspectives (Years 7–8)
    3. Creates engaging and authentic temporal and spatial settingsNot written yetBuilds on: Creates imaginative texts that drive plot, develop character and build place and atmosphere (Years 7–8)
    4. Experiments with the process of transformation to create texts with new meaningNot written yetBuilds on: Reshapes aspects of texts to create new meaning (Years 7–8)
    5. Shapes complex complications and crafts authentic characters to depict ideasNot written yetBuilds on: Develops thematic elements around a central complication or conflict (Years 7–8); Creates engaging and authentic temporal and spatial settings
  6. Polished writing

    1. Adapts codes and conventions across analytical, informative, persuasive, discursive and imaginative writingNot written yetBuilds on: Controls the structural and grammatical conventions of imaginative, informative and persuasive writing (Years 7–8)
    2. Uses the structural conventions of informative texts to build a field of facts and perspectivesNot written yetBuilds on: Composes informative texts that summarise conceptual information (Years 7–8)
    3. Uses the structural conventions of persuasive texts to develop expanding argumentsNot written yetBuilds on: Composes persuasive texts with a defining thesis, elaboration paragraphs and a synthesising conclusion (Years 7–8)
    4. Uses rhetorical language strategically and subtly to convince an audienceNot written yetBuilds on: Uses rhetorical language to shape ideas and express a perspective (Years 7–8)
    5. Sustains a considered thesis and cohesive analytical progression across a full textNot written yetBuilds on: Writes a structured analytical text with introduction, supporting points and conclusion (Years 7–8); Develops a coherent thesis for extended analytical and persuasive texts (Years 7–8)
    6. Uses tense accurately and applies narrative voice to depict complex ideasNot written yetBuilds on: Controls active and passive voice and tense for particular purposes (Years 7–8); Chooses first, second or third person narrative voice for effect (Years 3–4)
    7. Develops a personal and informed voice and experiments with tone, atmosphere and moodBuilds on: Uses imagery, figurative language and modality to create tone, atmosphere and mood (Years 7–8); Selects topic-specific vocabulary that contributes to the stylistic features of writing (Years 7–8)
    8. Expresses ideas in structures that reflect an emerging personal styleBuilds on: Develops a personal and informed voice and experiments with tone, atmosphere and mood
  7. Representing and multimodal composition

    1. Composes visual and multimodal texts with aesthetic qualities that influence viewpointsNot written yetBuilds on: Composes visual and multimodal texts that create tone, atmosphere and mood (Years 7–8)
    2. Experiments with a combination of modes for specific effect and impactNot written yetBuilds on: Composes visual and multimodal texts with aesthetic qualities that influence viewpoints
  8. Sentence-level grammar and punctuation

    1. Maintains agreement in complex structures and controls active and passive voiceNot written yetBuilds on: Controls agreement, prepositions, articles, conjunctions, linking devices and pronouns for cohesion (Years 7–8); Controls active and passive voice and tense for particular purposes (Years 7–8)
    2. Crafts elaborated noun and verb groups for effect, clarity or complexityNot written yetBuilds on: Selects noun groups and verb forms to control clarity and express modality (Years 7–8)
    3. Applies punctuation to suit text purpose, support meaning and control reader responseNot written yetBuilds on: Applies a wide range of punctuation to control clarity, pace and reader response (Years 7–8)
    4. Justifies varied sentence type, length and complexity, and crafts concise sentencesNot written yetBuilds on: Constructs varied sentence structures and controls the four sentence types for purpose (Years 7–8)
  9. Word-level language and spelling

    1. Uses grammatical features to describe relationships between complex ideasNot written yetBuilds on: Controls agreement, prepositions, articles, conjunctions, linking devices and pronouns for cohesion (Years 7–8)
    2. Selects technical vocabulary and register appropriate to audience, purpose, form and contextNot written yetBuilds on: Selects topic-specific vocabulary that contributes to the stylistic features of writing (Years 7–8)
    3. Uses etymology and reference resources to spell unfamiliar, complex and technical wordsNot written yetBuilds on: Spells unfamiliar, complex and technical words using phonological, orthographic and morphological knowledge (Years 7–8); Explains graphemes and roots by their etymology when spelling (Years 5–6)
    4. Makes vocabulary choices that enhance style and shape meaning through connotationBuilds on: Selects topic-specific vocabulary that contributes to the stylistic features of writing (Years 7–8); Develops a personal and informed voice and experiments with tone, atmosphere and mood
  10. Planning, monitoring, revising and reflecting

    1. Produces co-constructed complex texts representing a diversity of ideas and valuesNot written yetBuilds on: Produces co-constructed texts that represent different ideas and values (Years 7–8)
    2. Engages with model texts to develop and refine features, structures and stylistic approachesNot written yetBuilds on: Uses model texts to plan and to shape compositional choices (Years 7–8)
    3. Selects collaborative drafting strategies and feedback processes to improve clarity, meaning and effectNot written yetBuilds on: Monitors accuracy and responds to verbal and written feedback (Years 7–8)
    4. Researches, evaluates and synthesises sources to generate new ideasNot written yetBuilds on: Integrates information and perspectives from different sources into informed texts (Years 7–8); Assesses the reliability and authority of sources when researching (Years 5–6)
    5. Evaluates own authorial decisions and the composition process itselfNot written yetBuilds on: Reflects on own composition using technical vocabulary (Years 7–8); Selects collaborative drafting strategies and feedback processes to improve clarity, meaning and effect
    6. Develops an effective thesis based on critical thinking for extended textsNot written yetBuilds on: Develops a coherent thesis for extended analytical and persuasive texts (Years 7–8); Sustains a considered thesis and cohesive analytical progression across a full text
    7. Plans a progressive sequence of arguments and sets goals at every levelNot written yetBuilds on: Plans a logical sequence of arguments and sets goals at conceptual, text and paragraph level (Years 7–8); Develops an effective thesis based on critical thinking for extended texts
  11. Speaking

    1. Crafts spoken, signed or communicated texts that convey complex ideas to specific audiencesNot written yetBuilds on: Creates spoken, signed or communicated texts that convey ideas and viewpoints to an audience (Years 7–8)
    2. Selects rhetorical strategies to position an audience in formal argument and debateNot written yetBuilds on: Uses rhetorical strategies to engage an audience and evoke an emotional response (Years 7–8); Participates in informal, speculative and exploratory discussion about texts and ideas (Years 7–8)
    3. Delivers spoken, signed or communicated texts with engaging use of intonation, emphasis, volume, pace and timingNot written yetBuilds on: Delivers a spoken text with control of intonation, emphasis, volume, pace and timing (Years 7–8)
    4. Participates in and leads analytical, speculative and exploratory discussionNot written yetBuilds on: Participates in informal, speculative and exploratory discussion about texts and ideas (Years 7–8)
    5. Signals the development of ideas through language, structure and presentational featuresNot written yetBuilds on: Selects multimedia components, visual displays and gestural features to bring clarity (Years 5–6); Crafts spoken, signed or communicated texts that convey complex ideas to specific audiences; Analyses images, film and multimodal texts using their codes and conventions (Years 7–8)
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Evaluates own reading strategies and the value of readingStructure
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Analyses the main ideas and thematic concerns of a textStructure
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Sustains varied reading and responds at lengthStructure
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Reading and viewingUnderstanding and responding to texts A

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Curriculum details for English K–10

NSW school sequence.

Stage 5 in the NSW source sequence · Years 9–10.

The English K–10 collection follows its named source sequence; detailed outcome alignment for New South Wales is not verified.

In English K–10, some source stages span two years and share lessons; choose a topic within the selected year level and revisit its foundation explanations when needed.

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